Letters to My Daughter in Heaven: Grief Journal for Mothers and/or Fathers with prompts, Dear daughter letter pages, and pages for photos, writing, doodling memories: 6x9 120 misc. pages

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I went haywire as a teenager. Depression left me crawling through my days. I tell you this, Mom, not to make you sad but to let you know how much of an impact losing you had on my young life. I did many things I shouldn’t have. I gave up many things you had loved right alongside me, but somehow with you gone they just didn’t matter anymore. The joy of them was stripped from me. I became empty. From the day you were born, you captured our hearts with an infectious smile that soon developed into the warmest hug.

After resigning the chancellorship, More retired to his family home. He attempted to live modestly and quietly, hoping to be left alone. But he was too famous and respected to be forgotten. Henry VIII knew that his controversial reformation would be far more credible if men such as More accepted it. As the premier intellectual in England, More’s opinion was too important to remain his own.

You’ll never teach them the art of building the tallest ice cream cone from the soft-serve machine at the local gas station or fuel them up on Dr. Pepper and Twinkies before a road trip. I hope you can know some small piece of my life. I wish you could have met my husband and I wish you could have felt in your heart the excitement I had on my wedding day. You missed it all, but I’m hoping someday I will see you and you will tell me you were there with me. You will tell me you sat in the church and watched me marry my husband. I hope you will tell me you were able to see my sons’ faces when they burst into this world. Oh, how I could have used your help and wisdom. How we could have shared laughter and snuggles together with my babies. RELATED: A Love Letter From Mamas in Heaven to Their Beautiful Daughters on Earth

Because of you, I learned that there is life beyond loss and in time it can be filled with joy and laughter again. The death anniversary of a departed daughter might be observed in a variety of ways. Here are a few things to think about. A constant theme throughout most of the poems and messages on this list is the idea that a daughter isn’t truly gone if you believe she is in Heaven. A father could thus express the idea that he still in some way gets to be a father to his daughter despite her having passed on. 16. “Happy Birthday in Heaven. I always wanted to give you the best gifts I could on your birthday, but nothing could match the gift I received on the day you were born.” I am sorry for being angry with you for the very last night we could be together. But see, with you, my anger has also died in me. Now your grandchild has a fear of losing someone while angry so she now has a practice of saying “sorry”.

I Carried You for Just 17 Weeks but I’ll Hold You in My Heart Forever

Hello! How are you? Long time no see. I miss you very much! I cannot believe that so much time has elapsed since your passing. I clearly remember the day I walked into your bedroom beside mine to hear from you as mum told me you wanted to talk. I recall my terror when you did not respond. I remember running across the house to call our family doctor (Dr. Singh). Do you remember him? The person who helped you conquer your fear of needles and syringes?